water-elder

noun

A guelder rose, a native shrub in the United Kingdom that thrives in damp, swampy, or limy woodland environments; skow-dower in Cornish.

Meanings

nounwater-elder (plural water-elders)

plural water-elders

  1. CornwalldialectalA guelder rose, a native shrub in the United Kingdom that thrives in damp, swampy, or limy woodland environments; skow-dower in Cornish.

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